Polaris tangles up when it backs up what cause that
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I have found that two things cause Polaris feed hose tangles. As the hose ages, it gets stiffer. When the Polaris circles the pool, the hose overlaps and the loops tend to hook into each other. The other contributor is a faulty swivel. The swivel becomes old and does not turn easily. The swivel may also leak which causes loss of water pressure to Polaris. When pushing the hose onto a swivel end, be sure to grab the swivel with a pair of pliers on the end that is mating with the hose. This prevents the bearings from getting twisted off axis.
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Tangled? Like twisted up? You are suppose to twist the cord counter clockwise before you start it to avoid the tangling. It seems like the dolphin only turns clockwise therefore causing the cord to twist up.
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It is a standard connection. The same as what you should have on your camera, so if your cable fits your camera it should also fit this. This is a standard 'pc' connection used for all camera's that have external lighting connections. Make sure the connector on your cable is not bent, and try it in your camera. If it looks o.k. and fits into the camera correctly, you may have a bad socket on the Polaris.
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Hi You would need to remove traction bar unit first then you can back up. Pull two pins and remove unit. Put back on before towing again. Hope this helps
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I think it depends on how old your Polaris is. Miele changed the design of the connection, so you need to check the model number on your old one against the model numbers on this one. My Miele Pearl is about 16 years old and it took us two tries to get the right one.
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The package that I ordered did. But even the hose would get knotted up and stay kinked when straightened whereby the Polaris hose just seemed to be of better quality (softer and more pliable).
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Maybe you put the battery in backwards? There is some electronics in there that requires correct polarity.
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It tries to back itself up and untangle itself. If not it will beep and make noise at you and give an error code. If you are not there to fix it, it will sit and wait. Then I would just untangle it and then let it recharge.
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That happened to mine as well. The wire that connects the speedometer (or "4 function on board computer" ) is probably wrapped around the spindle. You have to take the wheel and chain off, then you should see it on the right side. Maybe you can tape the extra wire to the tube to see if that keeps it from getting caught again. When I tried it, it happened a second time. I had to remove the plastic sensor (it doesn't spin like it should, which allows the wire to wrap around the spindle), so now I use it without that feature. It's a design flaw and I'm sure it's the reason they sell it so cheap. The rest of the bike is pretty good though. That happened to mine as well. The wire that connects the speedometer (or "4 function on board computer" ) is probably wrapped around the spindle. You have to take the wheel and chain off, then you should see it on the right side. Maybe you can tape the extra wire to the tube to see if that keeps it from getting caught again. When I tried it, it happened a second time. I had to remove the plastic sensor (it doesn't spin like it should, which allows the wire to wrap around the spindle), so now I use it without that feature. It's a design flaw and I'm sure it's the reason they sell... » Read More That happened to mine as well. The wire that connects the speedometer (or "4 function on board computer" ) is probably wrapped around the spindle. You have to take the wheel and chain off, then you should see it on the right side. Maybe you can tape the extra wire to the tube to see if that keeps it from getting caught again. When I tried it, it happened a second time. I had to remove the plastic sensor (it doesn't spin like it should, which allows the wire to wrap around the spindle), so now I use it without that feature. It's a design flaw and I'm sure it's the reason they sell it so cheap. The rest of the bike is pretty good though. « Show Less
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Hi SP,If working properly, I suppose it would, but I hesitate to recommend it. Ours quit working and when I sent it back to the manufacturer they refused delivery. Get a Polaris.
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My cord only get tangled if I don't unravel every couple of weeks or switch wheel turn. But no, I don't really have that problem with mine. Maybe your pool is very large?
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1. Be sure the length of your hose from the connection outlet reaches to the furthest part of the pool. 2. Make sure the back up valve is not longer than 24 in from the Polaris. 3.Adjust the outlet nozzle at the bottom end of the polaris.
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You have to remove the screws from the frame. It really is not something you want to remove but use the tilt option for air flow. Most of these type systems including the Polaris one operates the same. Intallation instructions are poor at best so if you buy it you tube for help.
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The water comes into the pool where the Polaris is connected can be controlled. That speed helps you control the Polaris.
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When wired properly, anytime the vehicle is placed in reverse the camera comes on. Camera turns off once taken out of gear
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We use them with a Polaris, tried these because after replacing the pool liner it was getting caught on the pool ladder. They have helped, but it still can get caught, but not as much. Hope this helps.
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I think you would have a hard time attaching it to a Polaris rack. It mounts with U bolts around the bars of a bar style rack.